On a bridge across the Severn on a Saturday night,
Susie meets the man of her dreams.
He says that he got in trouble and if she doesn't mind
He doesn't want the company
But there's something in the air
They share a look in silence and everything is understood
Susie grabs her man and puts a grip on his hand
as the rain puts a tear in his eye.
She says:
Don't let go
Never give up, it's such a wonderful life
Don't let go
Never give up, it's such a wonderful life
Driving through the city to the Temple Station,
Cries into the leather seat
And Susie knows her baby was a family man,
But the world has got him down on his knees
So she throws him at the wall and kisses burn like fire,
And suddenly he starts to believe
He takes her in his arms and he doesn't know why,
But he thinks that he begins to see
She says:
Don't let go
Never give up, it's such a wonderful life
No tenía conocimiento de esta canción. Buena recomendación
ResponEliminaΜε πήρες κάποτε απ΄το χέρι και δε σε ρώτησα πού πάμε
ResponEliminaσου είπα με σένα δε φοβάμαι μάνα καλή μάνα μου έρμη
εσύ τον άντρα σου είχες χάσει κι εγώ είχα χάσει το γονιό μου
και τότε μάνα καλέ μάνα τότε σε βάφτισα αρχηγό μου
(Grazie por eso. Esta madrugada me pongo. Como diría Amy Winehouse... Ups...)
Lástima que no entiendo griego. Sé leerlo, pero me temo que no he entendido ni jota.
ResponElimina"Una vez me tomó de la mano y yo no le pregunté dónde vamos.
ResponEliminaTe dije que contigo no tengo miedo, mi buena madre, mi pobre madre.
Que habías perdido a tu esposo, y yo había perdido a mi padre.
Y luego, madre, oh, madre, luego te pronuncié mi líder".
Es el principio de 'La balada de Ifigenia', una canción híper-preciosa de Χάρις Αλεξίου. Altamente recomendable. Ay, questoy zenzible hoy. Snif.